New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-15
sEvENrY-rivE RIOTERS SENTENCED.

MIR. GLADSTONE AND MIR. BIADIACGH GIVE ADVICE
-ImE rErHrR PRAISES MIR. MATTHEWS.
LoSDoN. Nov. Ii seventy i've men who were ar
rested for taking part in the disturbance at IT" agar
square yesterday were arraisnri Ia the Bow street
Police Court this morning AMI charged with rio'ing.
Many we're fined. while others were sentenced to from
four t. ,y months imprisonment a hard lahor Mcsss
Graham aud Burns remaudcd for trial ani released
on hail.
Itis stated that Mrs Annie Bcsant who with one
OF the sections desiring enter Triacar uaTc. made
an earnest request to be arrested with Burns and
Graham.
While the struggle the police and people was
going on. an old with a snow white beard began
har4nguug a small crowd. \ policeman ordered him 10
move on but lie pretended not to hear aud pat his ear
close to the constablc's mouth, vino bawlcd out
"Agitator" The old man dld not stop. however, but
held a thick stick goodhmorcly In front Of the con
stables and closed bis speech anil great laughter
ME-. GLADSTONE oN rnr DISTURBANCE.
Mr Glad.tone replying the OF tho London
Ia Iical Club. wrote - fs low. 90 la:
fhrk yon will expect me 10 meet yonr request 10y m
explicit answer expressing tar best J'd-.cEt VIII u,
while absent from the spot. dhl' q" form or the
dcploraoir disturbance OF yr'iod", A. under anu
De matter. tic Hp.e rrrctt, stated Oh saturday l"
the Information Of The pIbic nat he inenGc p prevent
ina, iis n,cyruon was Nir IN hi, Iesal power. The
question is OF great Act To- the iahahtInt- u
London par cl,rv 10 those who tt present uucn-
rl.red ana in ccum,tanccs Of distress II Will he gen
rrtly irlt tat the ,ta.e o; the law in regard to
IL ought be promptly tested and ssccrIired. tniil
"A be hat n l. the duty Of cYfrf
r lru 10 refrain al resistance 10 the decision Of
tie Executive Government. witch /, Clearly entitled .
admins The laws according 10 VII 20 II may "" advised
their true such sh-ti.cucr j.. think
duo - the hi.n character OF LoGdon f,r ihe mamie
nance uf pubic order AMI - the csIcct owe Tie law
and the mode whicl. u - usually applied through thc
IN admirable police Of the mrtropu- hnt
must add that appeal to Parliament aid ln Nhtlpa
ON the grave tt-Hcs tai~ci hy We pro
Gee, IN uf The Government fra lrcdui would SuA'f h'
etrau- nrs ind to bee 1t-1rit't ia any manner
hy those who na.c thc appeal win tAo metropolitan
! disturbances.
There IS litl, doupt that NJ Gldstoucs at,.cc VII
Lc followed
M BEADI tTGU CIV. SOUND ADVICE.
Mr. Eradau,h. u. T.. has written letter protesting
naiust Tie pr0Ahliouo meetings ~ Iraf'lsAr ~pnArr
lie denolnces what hc cal. Tie brutal conduct of the
Governments but ho appeals to wotlncn 20 leave the
eIt %? holding pnnir meetings 20 The law con rs ana
the vludicliion 81 Parliament Ir advice. combined
with that OF tr Gladstone" Will be- potent with Ito dd
ca! c,s ALREADY the iccIn- among these cln's is tAat
ennusA A.s been Dnur % 'c-t the question.
Lord SALISBURY, after ai lntrrvl"N "il Home ~c.Ie-
l4y. --ut 20 ar charlie, 'tr"h mo
tlan,s 81 te Government FOR hi@ admirable plans 10
SUPPRESS 90 .tut'~cr ia Irala-nr square Yesterday.
n fcsuan-c numerous oilers Mr. Matthews pi". "-c~
10 enrol Isu~.lo rrs -"t Coisiabics IN a0st tLc
police asin, the m0D II riouHS Is threatened on next
sunday.